.NET\'s HttpSessionState using an \"InProc\" store seems to treat session variable key values as case insensitive. For example:
I have a problem in my project. There is an admin panel in my website. People can login with a username and password can edit website content. Sometimes a user can take up to 30-40 minutes to enter co
Since HTTP is a stateless protocol, when a client makes a number of requests to the server, how does the server uniquely identify a particular client\'s requests over a period of time say t1, t2, t3..
QA and Dev enviroments work perfectly. Handlers all implement the IRequiresSessionState marker. Config File con开发者_开发知识库tains:
Ok, I\'m very new to MVC so bear with me if I\'m asking a ludicrously straightforward question. I\'m trying to develop a project in MVC where certain controls on the view will keep state but are not a
In the following scenaio, how could I make use of AJAX to check if the session if is still active and then return the user to the login page?
Without going into whether this is a good or bad idea: Is it possible to store a LINQ-to-SQL domain object in the ASP.NET Session, when the session is out-of-process?
I have a problem with accessing values in the session through pagemethods. The example below demonstrates the problem in a simple form. There are three buttons on the page and each of these invokes
I\'m having trouble getting Session State to work correctly in my ASP.Net application.I\'ve set EnableSessionState=\"true\" in all my <%@ Page %> directives but I still seem to get issued a diff
I am developing a shopping cart website. The problem is, when I add product items to my shopping cart and another user in another computer browses the shopping cart, suddenly has my cart details!!.
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